WINNIPEG - Manitoba is looking at legislation that would mandate unit pricing in grocery stores to tackle so-called shrinkflation.
WINNIPEG - Manitoba is looking at legislation that would mandate unit pricing in grocery stores to tackle so-called shrinkflation.
The announcement follows the release of a study, promised in the November throne speech, that analyzed grocery pricing in the province and industry policies.
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As digital price tags have gained more prominence over the last few years, some have feared this will lead to "dynamic pricing."
